1. able to be analyzed or broken down into component parts, especially in grammar or computing
Usage: technical; computing; linguistics

Examples

• The sentence structure is parsable using standard grammar rules.
• This code is not parsable due to syntax errors.
• The data format must be parsable by the software.
• Complex nested expressions may not be easily parsable.
• The compiler requires parsable input to generate code.
• Natural language is often more parsable when simplified.